A cornerstone of the Council’s mission since its founding
Legislative advocacy has been a cornerstone of the Council’s mission since its founding in 1952. The Wisconsin Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired advocates for Wisconsin residents who are blind/visually impaired on issues involving local, state and federal rules, regulations, initiatives, policies and legislative proposals.
The Council is a strong proponent of legislative initiatives that promote the dignity and empowerment of Wisconsin citizens who are blind/visually impaired.
Visit the Wisconsin State Legislature Website to find your representatives.
Or call the Legislative Hotline at 800-362-9472.
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A non-partisan effort to increase voting turnout and participation in the electoral process among members of Wisconsin’s disability community.
Groups and individuals that seek to establish higher standards of respect and equality for all who labor.
A coalition of 25 local and statewide organizations working to ensure taxpayer-funded transportation is responsible and not wasteful.
You can view and download our legislative briefing documents covering Accessibility & Civil Rights, Education, Employment, Healthcare, Transportation, and Accessible Absentee Voting.
Advocates for change in government programs and maintains the belief that all blind people have a place in society.
Provides advocacy for all ages and fights for the rights of all blind people.
Promotes the dignity of blinded veterans and helps them integrate into the community by helping them work alongside sighted peers.
Works to help those who are blind attain equal treatment in all realms of life.
Ensures those with a disability are able to live with dignity and provides support for individual’s legal rights.
754 Williamson St.
Madison, WI 53703
Toll Free: 800-783-5213
608-255-1166
Fax: 608-255-3301
Monday by Appointment
Tuesday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Closed Holidays
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Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired
